April 15, 2004

Raliegh, N.C. - Maryland women's tennis standout, Ramona But (Timisoara, Romania), was named to the 2004 All-ACC team. But joins an 18-player squad that was announced by conference officials Thursday. This is her second All-Conference nod after being named as a freshman last season.

The sophomore finished the regular season tied with a team-high 14 singles victories this spring. Overall But's singles record stands at 18-6. During the course of the 2004 regular season, But moved from a pre-season ranking of 75 to a career-high ranking of 32 at the close of Maryland's regular season.

But played in the Nos. 1 and 2 singles positions for the Terps, finishing out the year at 8-2 and 6-2 in the spots respectively. Since moving into the top singles slot, But won seven of nine matches to end the season. She complied a 5-2 record against ranked players.

Maryland (8-11, 2-6 ACC) begins play at the ACC Tournament today at the Millbrook Exchange Tennis Center in Raleigh. No. 8 seeded Maryland will play No. 9 seeded NC State at 3:00 p.m.

2004  All-ACC Conference Team
Daniela Alvarez ...... Clemson
Kelly Anderson .......Georgia Tech
Saras Arasu .......... Duke
Maria Brito .........Clemson
Ramona But .......Maryland
Kendall Cline ........North Carolina
Karin Coetzee ..........Wake Forest
Julie Coin ......... Clemson
Ashlee Davis ........Wake Forest
Anca Dumitrescu .......Florida State
Kristen James ........... Virginia
Amanda Johnson .........Duke
Aniela Mojzis ........North Carolina
Mihaela Moldovan .......Florida State
Barbara Orlay ......... NC State
Lyndsay Shosho ........Georgia Tech
Tory Zawacki ........Duke
Jennifer Zika ...... Duke


Player of the Year 
Julie Coin ..........Clemson
Freshman of the Year
Ashlee Davis ....... Wake Forest
Coach of the Year 
Lise Gregory ........Florida State